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** In the Latin American dub, Kagome's name was changed to Aome due to "Kagome" sounding too much like a vulgar phrase. Her name is also changed to "Agome" in the Brazilian Portuguese dub for this reason.
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** In the Latin American dub, Kagome's name was changed to Aome due to "Kagome" sounding too much like a vulgar phrase. Her name is also changed to "Agome" in the Brazilian Portuguese dub dub, along with Miroku who had his named changed to "Miroki", for this same reason.
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* DoYouWantToCopulate: When Kagome is temporarily staying away from the feudal era, Shippo shapeshifts into her to tease Inuyasha. Being a kid, he doesn't have much subtlety:
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* ''Manga/InuYasha'' had three doube-length episodes that would be split into [[MultiPartEpisode two-parters marked as "Part I/Part II"]] later: "The Woman Who Loved Sesshomaru", "The Tragic Love Song Of Destiny", and the original finale "The Bond Between Them, Use The Sacred Jewel Shard!". (The full-length versions would be used for home media and streaming.)
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* ''Manga/InuYasha'' had ExtraLongEpisode: The show has three doube-length episodes that would be split into [[MultiPartEpisode two-parters marked as "Part I/Part II"]] later: "The Woman Who Loved Sesshomaru", "The Tragic Love Song Of Destiny", and the original finale "The Bond Between Them, Use The Sacred Jewel Shard!". (The full-length versions would be used for home media and streaming.)
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* ''Manga/InuYasha'' had three doube-length episodes that would be split into [[MultiPartEpisode two-parters marked as "Part I/Part II"]] later: "The Woman Who Loved Sesshomaru", "The Tragic Love Song Of Destiny", and the original finale "The Bond Between Them, Use The Sacred Jewel Shard!". (The full-length versions would be used for home media and streaming.)
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* HumansAreTheRealMonsters: As bad as the demons can get, humans are often shown to be just as bad, if not worse:
** The entire series was kicked off when Onigumo, a crippled bandit, voluntarily sacrificed his humanity to yokai to become Naraku, the BigBad, all to acquire the Shikon Jewel and sate his lust for Kikyo. Even before he became Naraku, Onigumo was far from a NiceGuy; the actions of Muso, Naraku's sixth detachment and first attempt to purge purge Onigumo from himself, reveal that he was a [[TheHedonist hedonistic]] [[AxCrazy psychopath]] who killed whoever and whenever he wanted.
** The moth demon Gatenmaru leads a group of human bandits. While they aren't initially aware that he's a demon, when the truth comes out, they're even ''more'' eager to work for him and commit atrocities than they were before, helping him slaughter an entire village and allowing him to eat the captured women alive while making a helpless, AllWebbedUp Inuyasha and Miroku [[ForcedToWatch watch]]. Inuyasha succumbing to his SuperpoweredEvilSide and slaughtering them in an AxCrazy rage is completely well-deserved.
** In the film ''Anime/InuYashaTheMovieFireOnTheMysticIsland'' there is an island where benign humans and benign demons have lived together, and had a lot of half-demons as offspring. They have the island shielded by a magical barrier from the outside world, because they knew that their children would be discriminated against both by demons and by humans.
** In ''Anime/InuYashaTheMovieSwordsOfAnHonorableRuler'', three [[{{Youkai}} youkai]] say that humans are the world's most selfish creatures, and that their greed for power knows no bounds. The demonic sword So'unga seeks only humans as allies, because it is believed that they quickly fall to evil. Later in the film, however, it is inverted when Inuyasha explains that humans, because they are selfish and power-hungry, do not give up easily when it comes to fighting for their friends. Ironically, if humans do not use such demonic weapons as So'unga, [[PunyEarthlings they can not do much against youkai]].
** The entire series was kicked off when Onigumo, a crippled bandit, voluntarily sacrificed his humanity to yokai to become Naraku, the BigBad, all to acquire the Shikon Jewel and sate his lust for Kikyo. Even before he became Naraku, Onigumo was far from a NiceGuy; the actions of Muso, Naraku's sixth detachment and first attempt to purge purge Onigumo from himself, reveal that he was a [[TheHedonist hedonistic]] [[AxCrazy psychopath]] who killed whoever and whenever he wanted.
** The moth demon Gatenmaru leads a group of human bandits. While they aren't initially aware that he's a demon, when the truth comes out, they're even ''more'' eager to work for him and commit atrocities than they were before, helping him slaughter an entire village and allowing him to eat the captured women alive while making a helpless, AllWebbedUp Inuyasha and Miroku [[ForcedToWatch watch]]. Inuyasha succumbing to his SuperpoweredEvilSide and slaughtering them in an AxCrazy rage is completely well-deserved.
** In the film ''Anime/InuYashaTheMovieFireOnTheMysticIsland'' there is an island where benign humans and benign demons have lived together, and had a lot of half-demons as offspring. They have the island shielded by a magical barrier from the outside world, because they knew that their children would be discriminated against both by demons and by humans.
** In ''Anime/InuYashaTheMovieSwordsOfAnHonorableRuler'', three [[{{Youkai}} youkai]] say that humans are the world's most selfish creatures, and that their greed for power knows no bounds. The demonic sword So'unga seeks only humans as allies, because it is believed that they quickly fall to evil. Later in the film, however, it is inverted when Inuyasha explains that humans, because they are selfish and power-hungry, do not give up easily when it comes to fighting for their friends. Ironically, if humans do not use such demonic weapons as So'unga, [[PunyEarthlings they can not do much against youkai]].
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* CounterpartArtifacts: The title character bears the sword Tessaiga which can kill 100 demons/yokai at a time. His brother Sesshomaru uses the sword Tenseiga, which can't harm living beings (but can kill underworld creatures) and can bring creatures back to life. Each sword was created from one of the fangs of their demon father.
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* NoPeekingRequest: Miroku's first meeting with Kagome and Inuyasha just so happens when he and Kagome are bathing in the same natural hot spring, although they're on different sides. He notices her large sacred jewel shard and is planning to take it when he hears Kagome yelling about not peeking at her. He's momentarily startled, thinking she's talking to him, is relieved when he hears Inuyasha yell a dismissive response to her soon after.
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* BrokenPedestal: Parodied. When Sota meets Inuyasha, he's initially starstruck. And then Inuyasha seems like he's refusing to protect Kagome over an apology, and Inuyasha is life-size in his eyes - for about five minutes.
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* FamousLastWords: [[spoiler:Kagura's last thoughts: ''"I am the Wind. The Free Wind"'']]
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* {{Homage}}: Doesn't the whole plot around how only the "right" person can pull the sword Tessaiga from the place it stands remind people a lot of KingArthur?
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* {{Homage}}: Doesn't the whole plot around how only the "right" person can pull the sword Tessaiga from the place it stands remind people a lot of KingArthur?Myth/KingArthur?
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* JackassGenie: [[spoiler: The Shikon Jewel. It's sentient and never grants the wishes of the people who use it, mostly just twisting it for it's goal of perpetuating it's existence.]]
** [[spoiler: Onigumo wished to have Kikyo's heart. Did not happen, and in fact he is absorbed in the Jewel with Kagome to replace the original demon and priestess trapped in the jewel.]]
** [[spoiler: Kikyo wished to see Inuyasha again. Kagome sees her again and brings the Jewel with her.]]
** [[spoiler: Onigumo wished to have Kikyo's heart. Did not happen, and in fact he is absorbed in the Jewel with Kagome to replace the original demon and priestess trapped in the jewel.]]
** [[spoiler: Kikyo wished to see Inuyasha again. Kagome sees her again and brings the Jewel with her.]]
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''Inuyasha'' is an enormously popular {{anime}} based upon the similarly popular {{manga}} of the same name by Creator/RumikoTakahashi. The manga was serialized from 1996 to 2008 in Magazine/ShonenSunday, while the anime ran for seven seasons (167 episodes) on Japanese television from 2000 to 2004. Creator/AdultSwim aired the final episode of a very decent English-language dub in October 2006 and continued to air it in the very early Sunday morning slot almost continuously (the only other show to have run longer on [as] is ''Anime/CowboyBebop'') until 2014. In Canada, the dub aired on Creator/{{YTV}} where it was one of the channel's most popular anime shows. Inuyasha and several other supporting characters from the show appear in the MassiveMultiplayerCrossover game ''VideoGame/SundayVSMagazineShuuketsuChoujouDaikessen''.
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''Inuyasha'' is an enormously popular {{anime}} based upon the similarly popular {{manga}} of the same name manga and anime series by Creator/RumikoTakahashi. The manga was serialized from 1996 to 2008 in Magazine/ShonenSunday, while the anime ran for seven seasons (167 episodes) on Japanese television from 2000 to 2004. Creator/AdultSwim aired the final episode of a very decent English-language dub in October 2006 and continued to air it in the very early Sunday morning slot almost continuously (the only other show to have run longer on [as] is ''Anime/CowboyBebop'') until 2014. In Canada, the dub aired on Creator/{{YTV}} where it was one of the channel's most popular anime shows. Inuyasha and several other supporting characters from the show appear in the MassiveMultiplayerCrossover game ''VideoGame/SundayVSMagazineShuuketsuChoujouDaikessen''.
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You can find dubbed and subtitled versions of both ''[[http://www.hulu.com/inuyasha InuYasha]]'' and ''[[http://www.hulu.com/inuyasha-the-final-act The Final Act]]'' on Creator/{{Hulu}} and the first two seasons of the original series on Netflix. The show (in dubbed form) aired from 2002-2014 (over a decade!) on Creator/AdultSwim (and, later, the revived Creator/{{Toonami}} block, which aired ''The Final Act'' from 2014-2015), becoming one of the first big hits for the block, and the series is now considered a classic gateway anime series for many in the US. In 2020, the first 54 episodes and four movies became available on Funimation.
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You can find dubbed and subtitled versions of both ''[[http://www.hulu.com/inuyasha InuYasha]]'' Inuyasha]]'' and ''[[http://www.hulu.com/inuyasha-the-final-act The Final Act]]'' on Creator/{{Hulu}} and the first two seasons of the original series on Netflix. The show (in dubbed form) aired from 2002-2014 (over a decade!) on Creator/AdultSwim (and, later, the revived Creator/{{Toonami}} block, which aired ''The Final Act'' from 2014-2015), becoming one of the first big hits for the block, and the series is now considered a classic gateway anime series for many in the US. In 2020, the first 54 episodes and four movies became available on Funimation.
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** ''[[Anime/InuYashaTheMovieAffectionsTouchingAcrossTime Affections Touching Across Time]]''
** ''[[Anime/InuYashaTheMovieTheCastleBeyondTheLookingGlass The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass]]''
** ''[[Anime/InuYashaTheMovieSwordsOfAnHonorableRuler Swords of an Honorable Ruler]]''
** ''[[Anime/InuYashaTheMovieFireOnTheMysticIsland Fire on the Mystic Island]]''
** ''[[Anime/InuYashaTheMovieTheCastleBeyondTheLookingGlass The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass]]''
** ''[[Anime/InuYashaTheMovieSwordsOfAnHonorableRuler Swords of an Honorable Ruler]]''
** ''[[Anime/InuYashaTheMovieFireOnTheMysticIsland Fire on the Mystic Island]]''
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**''[[Anime/InuYashaTheMovieTheCastleBeyondTheLookingGlass ''[[Anime/InuyashaTheMovieTheCastleBeyondTheLookingGlass The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass]]''
**''[[Anime/InuYashaTheMovieSwordsOfAnHonorableRuler ''[[Anime/InuyashaTheMovieSwordsOfAnHonorableRuler Swords of an Honorable Ruler]]''
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** Byakko is based on the White Tiger of the West fitting with Hoshiyomi's [[EliteFour four ninja underlings]] being based on the Four Symbols from Chinese mythology.
** Like Byakko, Jūra's design is based on the White Tiger of the West and is part of a team based on the Four Symbols. He has fangs, cat-like eyes and white-and-black striped hair.
** Byakko is based on the White Tiger of the West fitting with Hoshiyomi's [[EliteFour four ninja underlings]] being based on the Four Symbols from Chinese mythology.
** Like Byakko, Jūra's design is based on the White Tiger of the West and is part of a team based on the Four Symbols. He has fangs, cat-like eyes and white-and-black striped hair.
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Over the course of the series, Inuyasha and company confront Naraku several times, but each time he gets away, gaining more shards of the Jewel -- and an extra power or two -- in the process. Forcing Inuyasha to gain a new power as well just to ward off Naruku's attacks. Rise, rinse, and repeat till its conclusion.
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Over the course of the series, Inuyasha and company confront Naraku several times, but each time he gets away, gaining more shards of the Jewel -- and an extra power or two -- in the process. Forcing Inuyasha to gain a new power as well just to ward off Naruku's Naraku's attacks. Rise, rinse, and repeat till its conclusion.
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* LighterAndSofter: The anime (which already has plenty of violence and nudity) is tame compared to the manga, which goes even further in this regard. One example has Mukotsu's attempted rape of Kagome in the manga; the anime gets around this by having [[AndNowYouMustMarryMe Mukotsu attempt to force Kagome into marriage with him]].
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* LighterAndSofter: The anime (which already has plenty of violence and nudity) is nudity, but it's still tame compared to the manga, which goes even further in this regard. One example has Mukotsu's attempted rape of Kagome in the manga; the anime gets around this by having [[AndNowYouMustMarryMe Mukotsu attempt to force Kagome into marriage with him]].
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** The Final Act opening spoilsthat [[spoiler:Sesshomaru gets him arm back and gets a new sword, and that Inuyasha inherits Meido Zengetsuha,]] all of which happens well over halfway through the season.
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* MistreatmentInducedBetrayal: Naraku kept Kagura's heart in his possession at all times as insurance against betrayal. Kagura got so sick of Naraku treating her like a slave she actively colluded with the good guys anyway. Probably remembering the end that [[spoiler:Kagura]] came to, Kanna gave Naraku the metaphorical finger by [[spoiler:dying of suicide as ordered, but without taking Inu-Yasha and his TrueCompanions with her. [[DeathEqualsRedemption She even gives Kagome advice on Naraku's weakness]] [[SubvertedTrope when one shard]] [[EyeScream hits her eye]]]].
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* MistreatmentInducedBetrayal: Naraku kept Kagura's heart in his possession at all times as insurance against betrayal. Kagura got so sick of Naraku treating her like a slave she actively colluded with the good guys anyway. Probably remembering the end that [[spoiler:Kagura]] came to, Kanna gave Naraku the metaphorical finger by [[spoiler:dying of suicide as ordered, but without taking Inu-Yasha and his TrueCompanions with her. [[DeathEqualsRedemption She even gives Kagome advice on Naraku's weakness]] [[SubvertedTrope when one shard]] [[EyeScream hits her eye]]]].eye]].
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* ImpliedLoveInterest: Sesshomaru and Kagura.
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** Played straight with Amari Nobunaga, who was called Takeda Nobunaga in the manga. However, upon discovering that Takeda Nobunaga was a real person, his surname was changed to Amari in the anime.
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** Shippo grabbing Tessaiga in a filler episode, you know, the sword that has an anti-youkai barrier that's pretty important to the plot.
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* MagicallyRegeneratingClothing: Characters' clothing get damaged and seem to magically be repaired later on. Justified for some characters like Inuyasha whose Robe of the Fire Rat fixes itself, and Sesshomaru's armor which is confirmed by [[WordOfGod Word of God]] to be fixed automatically through yokai magic.
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* MagicallyRegeneratingClothing: Characters' clothing get damaged and seem to magically be repaired later on. Justified for some characters like Inuyasha whose Robe of the Fire Rat fixes itself, and Sesshomaru's armor which is confirmed by [[WordOfGod Word of God]] to be fixed fixes itself automatically through yokai magic.
